Car and Auto Insurance Settlements for District of Columbia Residents
Every open car and auto insurance settlement District of Columbia residents can claim right now, including any limited to District of Columbia.
Car settlements cover vehicle defects such as transmissions, airbags and window regulators, insurers that left taxes and fees out of total-loss payments, and dealer add-ons. Defect claims usually need your VIN and repair receipts; insurance settlements often pay automatically.
Open car and auto insurance settlements for District of Columbia residents
SettleScout lists 20 open car and auto insurance settlements District of Columbia residents can claim. 13 need no proof of purchase. The next deadline is October 26, 2026, for Star Casualty Total Loss Auto Claims Class Action Settlement.
Star Casualty Total Loss Auto Claims Class Action Settlement
Kia Window Regulator Settlement — Up to $400 per Repair
With Proof Kia Window Regulator Settlement — Up to $400 per Repair Up to $400 per documented repair for current and former owners, or a $40 dealer service card for current owners of certain Optima and Sportage vehicles.
Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles License Plate Fees Settlement
Individuals who bought a military license plate in Ohio as a 100% disabled veteran since Oct. 17, 2019, may qualify to claim a refund from a settlement.
State Farm $8.8M Auto Insurance Class Action Settlement
$78.5 Million Toyota Airbag Class Action Settlement
Progressive Colorado Total-Loss Settlement — $15.2M
CO Insurance Progressive Colorado Total-Loss Settlement — $15.2M 68% of the projected sold adjustment Progressive cut from a totaled vehicle payout, about $374 on a $20,000 car, for Colorado Direct and Preferred policyholders.
Adams Toyota $4.25M Add-On Purchases Class Action Settlement
Customers who purchased a vehicle from Adams Toyota with ResistAll/EnviroGuard may qualify to claim a cash payment and gift card from a class action settlement.
$9M Kia Hyundai settlement offers cash and security upgrades to owners
Kia and Hyundai agreed to a $9 million multistate settlement to resolve claims that vehicles without engine immobilizers are at risk for theft.
Hyundai, Kia - Vehicle Theft Class Action Settlement
You may be included in this settlement if you owned or leased certain 2011-2022 Hyundai or Kia vehicles that were stolen or almost stolen on or after April 29, 2025.
$62.1M Hyundai & Kia Airbag Control Units Settlement
Ford - PowerShift Transmissions Class Action Settlement
This settlement covers current and former 2011-2016 Fiesta and 2012-2016 Focus owners and lessees who had issues with their PowerShift transmissions.
$10M Nissan Transmission Class Action Settlement
Kia - Engine Failure Class Action Settlement
Nissan - CVT Transmissions Class Action Settlement
You may be included in this settlement if you owned or leased a 2014-2018 Rogue, 2015-2018 Pathfinder or a 2015-2018 Infiniti QX60.
Subaru EyeSight Driver Assistance Systems
Showing 15 of 20. Updated daily from the SettleScout catalogue. See every open settlement.
Settlements limited to District of Columbia are listed first. The rest are nationwide, and open to District of Columbia residents along with everyone else. For every type of settlement, see class action settlements for District of Columbia residents.
How to claim
- 1Open the settlement's page to check who qualifies, the deadline and whether proof is required.
- 2File on the official settlement administrator's website. Filing is always free; never pay anyone to submit a claim.
- 3Save your confirmation number, and keep your mailing address and email current with the administrator until you're paid.
SettleScout checks new settlements every day. Add the brands, banks, employers and services you use, and the app matches you to settlements open to District of Columbia residents, estimates what you could get, and reminds you before each deadline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I claim a car settlement if I sold the car?
Usually yes. Most vehicle settlements cover past owners and lessees who owned the car during the class period, especially for repairs they paid for.
Can District of Columbia residents claim nationwide car and auto insurance settlements?
Yes. Unless a settlement is limited to particular states, District of Columbia residents who meet its eligibility rules can file like anyone else in the US.
Is it free to file a claim?
Yes. Claims are filed free with the court-appointed settlement administrator. Anyone asking for a fee to file or release your payment is not the administrator.
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